Match each substance or chemical reagent related to iron extraction, corrosion, and qualitative analysis on the left with its corresponding chemical role or property on the right.
- Coke ()Reacts with ascending at high temperature to produce the chief reducing agent
- Calcium silicate ()Forms a molten slag layer floating on iron that protects it from re-oxidation
- Hydrated iron(III) oxide ()Represents the chemical composition of rust formed during atmospheric corrosion
- Potassium hexacyanoferrate(III) ()Serves as a reagent to confirm the presence of iron(II) ions () by forming a dark blue precipitate
Cevap
Coke matches with reacting with CO2 to generate CO; Calcium silicate matches with forming molten slag to prevent re-oxidation; Hydrated iron(III) oxide matches with the chemical composition of rust; Potassium hexacyanoferrate(III) matches with testing for Fe(II) ions.
Each substance is matched directly to its chemical function: Coke supplies carbon to generate carbon(II) oxide gas; Calcium silicate acts as slag floating atop molten iron; Hydrated iron(III) oxide is the exact chemical composition of rust; Potassium hexacyanoferrate(III) is the standard bench reagent for detecting iron(II) ions in qualitative testing.
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Extraction of Iron in the Blast Furnace, Rusting Mechanism, and Qualitative Analysis of Iron Ions